how can i install it so that my outdoor light can have a timer to run on certain time??
i got the wiring diagram, but cannot get it to work...
thanks thanks
How to install Hager EH711, wanna make timer for house outdoor light
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Apr 8 2010, 05:07 PM, updated 16y ago
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Halo... any1 installed Hager EH711 timer before?
how can i install it so that my outdoor light can have a timer to run on certain time?? i got the wiring diagram, but cannot get it to work... thanks thanks |
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Jun 13 2010, 03:46 PM
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I just bought one unit. Do you might o share with me how you install it?
Thank you. QUOTE(PeowYong @ Apr 8 2010, 05:07 PM) |
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easy!
just connect live to 1, neutral to 2. look for the original lamp switch, connect the bottom (non-live) wire and connect to 4 the original wire that connect to the switch (that goes to the lamp) now connect to 5 |
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Jun 14 2010, 10:21 AM
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You mean from the current manual switch, I should have 4 cables?
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what if i just got the original lamp switch and i dont have the live and neutral?
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Hi Peow Yong,
I have done my switch timer and it is working fine now. You need neutral to get the device to work because without the neutral the clock wouldn't work. Here is the wiring 1 - Neutral 2 - Live 3 - <Nothing> 4 - Live 5 - Wire to light FYI, in the current switch, there must have 2 wires (In & Out). In is the live & Out is the wire to light. To test which one is live, please use a test pen. QUOTE(PeowYong @ Jul 2 2010, 11:58 AM) This post has been edited by leety: Jul 14 2010, 02:01 PM |
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Thinking to get one timer for my spotlight, how much does it cost?
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QUOTE(leety @ Jul 14 2010, 01:50 PM) Hi Peow Yong, Does this mean if I have a light switch, with only 2 wire (live + wire to light) and no neutral (typical of all light switches!!), it will not work? All the wires are usially concealed in the wall... how to get a neutral line?I have done my switch timer and it is working fine now. You need neutral to get the device to work because without the neutral the clock wouldn't work. Here is the wiring 1 - Neutral 2 - Live 3 - <Nothing> 4 - Live 5 - Wire to light FYI, in the current switch, there must have 2 wires (In & Out). In is the live & Out is the wire to light. To test which one is live, please use a test pen. |
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QUOTE(lawrencesha @ Feb 12 2011, 03:48 PM) Does this mean if I have a light switch, with only 2 wire (live + wire to light) and no neutral (typical of all light switches!!), it will not work? All the wires are usially concealed in the wall... how to get a neutral line? No, you can't as the clock in the timer would operate without the neutral. |
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just curious.. is this the one with build in battery to protect the clock ??
incase of power trip/power loss, the settings will still be there and the clock won't lari ? This post has been edited by JinXXX: May 4 2011, 10:13 PM |
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yah...
It have two type. one is 1 or 2 days, another if not mistake was 5 days which cost more... Added on May 5, 2011, 4:38 am QUOTE(Jo_da48 @ May 4 2011, 10:52 PM) yah... This post has been edited by Jo_da48: May 5 2011, 04:38 AMIt have two type. one is 1 days, another if not mistake was 7 days which cost more... http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Hagar-timeSwitches.pdf |
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I hv connect it according to the diagram:
1 - neutral 2 and 4 - i connect with a cable then connect to live from either 2 or 4 5 - connect to the wire light now my prob is the clock not moving.. is it the product faulty? how to check whether is the product faulty? where to buy a new 1 if the product faulty? how much is it?? This post has been edited by ironj: Jul 4 2011, 05:24 PM |
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Mind sharing how much this cost roughly? And where did you buy
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I search online and noticed someone sell it for RM95... how about selling from shop??
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I got my with 24 hours function with cost of RM85
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Jo_da48, where u got the hager timer??
HW-Racer, Theben timer is another brand?? |
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anybody know where to buy this electro mechanical timer from in
KL/klang valley area .. prefer to buy ori one not fake one... |
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Jul 27 2011, 04:27 PM) anybody know where to buy this electro mechanical timer from in Interested to know also, but have no idea about this timer thing, i want to set timer for my front gate pillar left and right and also 1 light for car porch to on during night time let said by 7pm automatically ? so do i need 3 timer or 1 can do for 3 ? the shop dun include installation ??KL/klang valley area .. prefer to buy ori one not fake one... |
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i just bought from top ten hager eh711 ...cost rm85.
any lighting shop also got sell in...but the user manual is in france language not english. Added on July 27, 2011, 5:19 pm QUOTE(Kelvin5717 @ Jul 27 2011, 04:42 PM) Interested to know also, but have no idea about this timer thing, i want to set timer for my front gate pillar left and right and also 1 light for car porch to on during night time let said by 7pm automatically ? so do i need 3 timer or 1 can do for 3 ? the shop dun include installation ?? how many timer depend on your wiring. if those 3 wiring connect from same source from DB...u just need 1 timer next to DB box. if those 3 light under 3Gang swtich then it should need 1 timer only. you need to ask wiring man to do it. i did ask my wiring to do for my front entry door....but he say need to put out another 1 cable out...so i din ask him to do it. This post has been edited by wrb7878: Jul 27 2011, 05:20 PM |
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Jul 27 2011, 04:27 PM) anybody know where to buy this electro mechanical timer from in You mean those turning type got clock sound 1? The hager brand is this type.KL/klang valley area .. prefer to buy ori one not fake one... Very reliable. I have 2 in my home for over 10yrs. Running without fail. |
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QUOTE(wrb7878 @ Jul 27 2011, 05:14 PM) i just bought from top ten hager eh711 ...cost rm85. is it ? hmm okie.. any shop or places in PJ.. top ten is in puchong right ???any lighting shop also got sell in...but the user manual is in france language not english. QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 27 2011, 06:12 PM) You mean those turning type got clock sound 1? The hager brand is this type. 10 years ? wow.. yeah maybe u should change.. sicne EH711 got batt one.. so if trip the clock still running... Very reliable. I have 2 in my home for over 10yrs. Running without fail. that is why i want it for that reason only |
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Jul 27 2011, 06:43 PM) is it ? hmm okie.. any shop or places in PJ.. top ten is in puchong right ??? I m using the 1 that got battery. Hager got 2 type. Cheaper 1 no battery. If not mistaken got battery cost rm120.10 years ? wow.. yeah maybe u should change.. sicne EH711 got batt one.. so if trip the clock still running... that is why i want it for that reason only |
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Jul 27 2011, 04:27 PM) anybody know where to buy this electro mechanical timer from in KL/klang valley area .. prefer to buy ori one not fake one... QUOTE(Kelvin5717 @ Jul 27 2011, 04:42 PM) Interested to know also, but have no idea about this timer thing, i want to set timer for my front gate pillar left and right and also 1 light for car porch to on during night time let said by 7pm automatically ? so do i need 3 timer or 1 can do for 3 ? the shop dun include installation ?? I use both Hager and Maxguard relay timer. Maxguard is a Malaysian brand and is cheaper than imported brand Hager. Both have same functions with built in battery and both are as good but of course Hager is much more better looking/design on appearance. If out look is necessity, then pay more for Hager. http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=39340766 For single porch light, don't use timer. Use light sensor instead. Can easily DIY instal. If use timer, you need to pay $$ to wireman to fix for you. you can buy Selcon photo sensor about RM25 per unit. http://www.viclite.com/selcon2.htm |
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okie so there are two options,
actually im planning to DIY the hager and power cables myself so it doesn't matter to me.. due to the way i implement the lighting.. i can't use photo sensor.. eg back light that comes on at midnight cause between evening to midnight , there is the kitchen light bathroom lights that provided some/little illumination.. so back to the question, where to get in PJ area.. ?? |
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Hi all
Would like to ask, if I install a Hager timer (be it electromechanical or full digital), can I install a by-pass switch (aka normal light switch) for the timer? I want to be able to by-pass the timer, and switch on/off my lights as I wish, since I plan to install a timer for my car porch. Sometimes I do wash my car past certain hours, or wee hours in the morning, which requires me to bypass the timer without fumbling with the timer controls. Would appreciate some guidance from electrical experts here. Thanks! |
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QUOTE(Nitrous @ Jul 28 2011, 12:23 PM) Hi all Timer itself have buttom to switch on/off the timer as well. so u no need to adjust the timing when u need the light.Would like to ask, if I install a Hager timer (be it electromechanical or full digital), can I install a by-pass switch (aka normal light switch) for the timer? I want to be able to by-pass the timer, and switch on/off my lights as I wish, since I plan to install a timer for my car porch. Sometimes I do wash my car past certain hours, or wee hours in the morning, which requires me to bypass the timer without fumbling with the timer controls. Would appreciate some guidance from electrical experts here. Thanks! |
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Jul 28 2011, 12:01 PM) okie so there are two options, It is not easy to wired up the timer but if you have some basic wiring knowledge, then should be no problem.actually im planning to DIY the hager and power cables myself so it doesn't matter to me.. due to the way i implement the lighting.. i can't use photo sensor.. eg back light that comes on at midnight cause between evening to midnight , there is the kitchen light bathroom lights that provided some/little illumination.. so back to the question, where to get in PJ area.. ?? My front porch also have bright street light but the Selcon worked as intended. If the external light disturb the photo cell, just adjust the angle or block it. Any electrical shop in PJ selling it. QUOTE(Nitrous @ Jul 28 2011, 12:23 PM) Hi all There is a manual override switch on the timer itself.Would like to ask, if I install a Hager timer (be it electromechanical or full digital), can I install a by-pass switch (aka normal light switch) for the timer? I want to be able to by-pass the timer, and switch on/off my lights as I wish, since I plan to install a timer for my car porch. Sometimes I do wash my car past certain hours, or wee hours in the morning, which requires me to bypass the timer without fumbling with the timer controls. Would appreciate some guidance from electrical experts here. Thanks! http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Hager-EH711-Timer.pdf |
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QUOTE(JinXXX @ Jul 28 2011, 12:01 PM) okie so there are two options, It is not difficult if you instal next to the light and hide on top of the ceiling. I do that for the car porch. But if you instal next to the switch, you need to wire a neutral from db or nearest place.actually im planning to DIY the hager and power cables myself so it doesn't matter to me.. due to the way i implement the lighting.. i can't use photo sensor.. eg back light that comes on at midnight cause between evening to midnight , there is the kitchen light bathroom lights that provided some/little illumination.. so back to the question, where to get in PJ area.. ?? |
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Jul 28 2011, 12:55 PM) okie, thanks.. will look into it...QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 28 2011, 01:05 PM) It is not difficult if you instal next to the light and hide on top of the ceiling. I do that for the car porch. But if you instal next to the switch, you need to wire a neutral from db or nearest place. yup |
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QUOTE(wrb7878 @ Jul 28 2011, 12:48 PM) Timer itself have buttom to switch on/off the timer as well. so u no need to adjust the timing when u need the light. QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Jul 28 2011, 12:55 PM) There is a manual override switch on the timer itself. Thanks for the inputs, but can I not touch the timer and use a separate light switch as a by-pass for the timer?http://waterheatertimer.org/pdf/Hager-EH711-Timer.pdf I have seen the Hager EH711, the override switch is really small. I was hoping to use the light switch normally (as in On/Off), but when I need timer control, I can direct the control over to the timer.... Is such a thing do-able? Probably a 3 way light switch ? Thanks |
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Can. You can use a switch to bypass the timer. Just a normal ON/OFF switch will do.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 27 2011, 06:12 PM) You mean those turning type got clock sound 1? The hager brand is this type. Hi, my Hager EH711 now seem got little problem on the backup battery, when switch it off (cut the live wayar by switch ON/OFF), the timer die after that. Previously it can still last long for 3 or 5 days without LIVE & Neutral input, so meaning it was use back up battery to run the clock.Very reliable. I have 2 in my home for over 10yrs. Running without fail. But now I just try to check on it, where is the battery and how to replace the battery? Seeking help on this |
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Think some may not have battery, it run with capacitor.
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Oh, then something wrong inside my Hager timer?
Not even more than 3 years...OMG |
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Sometime the damage could be due to spike or lighting surged.
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Oh, really? Then i need to adjust the clock every time blackout
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Hi guys,
Need your help to find out what's wrong with my hager time switch EH711. It has been installed for 5 years and has worked well. Recently the clock is getting slower. It's moving, just getting slower (like half an hour late after I adjusted it to correct time 3 hours ago). How can I fix this? Do you think this unit has already gone bad? Thanks a million! |
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Look like is time to change.
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QUOTE(msknowit28 @ Nov 20 2011, 10:43 PM) Hi guys, I got the same problem as u. May need to replace 1st before finding other solution as will be away this coming weekend.Need your help to find out what's wrong with my hager time switch EH711. It has been installed for 5 years and has worked well. Recently the clock is getting slower. It's moving, just getting slower (like half an hour late after I adjusted it to correct time 3 hours ago). How can I fix this? Do you think this unit has already gone bad? Thanks a million! |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 28 2011, 02:05 PM) It is not difficult if you instal next to the light and hide on top of the ceiling. I do that for the car porch. But if you instal next to the switch, you need to wire a neutral from db or nearest place. Wondering how to install the timer (wiring) if is to be installed beside the porch light? There is only 2 wires at the light. While someone mentioned ... 1 - Neutral 2 - Live 3 - <Nothing> 4 - Live 5 - Wire to light |
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QUOTE(kelvyn @ Jan 4 2012, 11:28 AM) Wondering how to install the timer (wiring) if is to be installed beside the porch light? There is only 2 wires at the light. If instal beside the porch light, your light should have L, N and E wire. I guess you know which 1 is live and neutral. While someone mentioned ... 1 - Neutral 2 - Live 3 - <Nothing> 4 - Live 5 - Wire to light If you install beside the porch switch, than you need to wire out a neutral wire from the light or nearest neutral wire you can find. If you no idea what is L and N, better leave it to electrician to do. Safety first. |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 4 2012, 12:36 PM) If instal beside the porch light, your light should have L, N and E wire. I guess you know which 1 is live and neutral. Noted. Thanks. Will try it out this weekendIf you install beside the porch switch, than you need to wire out a neutral wire from the light or nearest neutral wire you can find. If you no idea what is L and N, better leave it to electrician to do. Safety first. |
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QUOTE(weikee @ Jan 4 2012, 05:50 PM) Thanks. Got that in the box that came with the eh711 |
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All go out must come back. When you have Live, you need neutral to have a complete circuit.
Usually light switch is on with Live, and neutral are all loop neat the equipments. Only A/C, heater, oven switch, or high current switch have both neutral and Live. If your switch point have A/C or water heater switch, you can tap from there. |
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QUOTE(weikee @ Jan 5 2012, 02:39 PM) All go out must come back. When you have Live, you need neutral to have a complete circuit. my light switch point at main door to on/off the foyer light only...1 gang alone no other swtich/socket.Usually light switch is on with Live, and neutral are all loop neat the equipments. Only A/C, heater, oven switch, or high current switch have both neutral and Live. If your switch point have A/C or water heater switch, you can tap from there. tat why my wiring guy keep say No. |
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You need a neutral wire to make it work. Normally neutral wire is not available in your light switch.
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Here for those no idea where tap a neutral wire for the timer.
Original is just 1 switch with no neutral in my storeroom. I modify it to 2 switch with a timer beside and take the neutral wire from the light. As you see the trunking running to the light. The light and switch is for outside backyard light. If locate at hall, don't use this way. The trunking freaking ugly. He..... ![]() ![]() |
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oops i meant neutral....sorry
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Very dangerous to tell people wrong information. They may think is not live and touch the wires.
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Where i can buy this timer Hager EH711 around PJ or USJ? Why i asked Top Ten they said no sell timer when i go there buy lighting that time.
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QUOTE(KIntos @ Jan 10 2012, 11:57 AM) you mean those like EHS/Onking also got sell? i go those sell hardware like DB SS2 and few hardware shop only sell 13amp socket type Nope, the shop selling cables, conduit, and major electrical wiring.One at SS2, the near swensen's ice cream , few more at sea park, near the O&S Restaurant. Or pasar road. E711 last year price was around 80 to 90. |
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Just go to pasar road. You never fail to get 1.
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 10 2012, 12:09 PM) hmm. tomolo wiringman come to install lighting and socket dy. Got no time to go KL, busy with house things. was thinking to ask wiring leave the wire and i do it my self on the timer installation or do it next time. samore got bombing in KL lagi scare. |
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can install daylight sensor SELCON cost only rm25 each
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go to those shops that sell electrical wires, switches, etc, etc.
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maybe postponed installation. i will do it myself after i bought them. either timer or daylight sensor.
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QUOTE(KIntos @ Jan 10 2012, 01:12 PM) maybe postponed installation. i will do it myself after i bought them. either timer or daylight sensor. For porch lighting purpose, I personally prefer light sensor, because I only want lights when the surrounding is dark and I don't need a specific timing of wanting the light to be switched on after dark say 11pm.Further more light sensor is much more cheaper and less maintenance then Hager timer. Why less maintenance ? because once the hager's irreplaceable built-in battery wears out, it will only work as a mechanical timer. Any power cut off will alter the on/off timing. |
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Jan 10 2012, 02:01 PM) For porch lighting purpose, I personally prefer light sensor, because I only want lights when the surrounding is dark and I don't need a specific timing of wanting the light to be switched on after dark say 11pm. i was planning to install timer/sensor for porch and backyard.Further more light sensor is much more cheaper and less maintenance then Hager timer. Why less maintenance ? because once the hager's irreplaceable built-in battery wears out, it will only work as a mechanical timer. Any power cut off will alter the on/off timing. |
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Jan 10 2012, 02:10 PM) Do you have the need to control the timing ? if yes then go for timer. if no light sensor is less headache. well. my initial planning was to make sure it light 7pm until 8am. Not sure how accurate daylight sensor but im sure both of them workable for me. expensive or not expensive also nvrmind coz only will be using for max 2 units of timer. porch is using downlight and backyard using florescent. Added on January 10, 2012, 8:33 pmi bought 2 units at USJ opposite Starbuck Hardware shop named USJ Sin Loong Sdn Bhd @ RM 100 each. This post has been edited by KIntos: Jan 10 2012, 08:33 PM |
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Here's my contribution of personal installation experience. This diagram is for both TIMER UNIT & LIGHT SWITCH to work on "either one" mode. The TIMER UNIT will start to work once the 1 GANG switch is turned OFF, also user can turn ON the light at any time of point using the 1 GANG switch.
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do note, with that wiring, the 1 Gang switch act only as By-Past switch where the load can be turn on anytime by the user. User would have no control once the timer is in "on" position.
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QUOTE(pky @ Jan 29 2012, 03:11 AM) If you are willing to OFF the timer by open the cover, might as well forget about installing the By-Pass switch. OFF the timer by open the cover is a temporary bypass switch in case you want to --> User would have no control once the timer is in "on" position.Just ON/OFF the timer by open the cover whenever you want to do manual switching. Switch it back once you done. |
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QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Jan 27 2012, 10:33 PM) Here's my contribution of personal installation experience. This diagram is for both TIMER UNIT & LIGHT SWITCH to work on "either one" mode. The TIMER UNIT will start to work once the 1 GANG switch is turned OFF, also user can turn ON the light at any time of point using the 1 GANG switch. Thanks for sharing. I roughly got the idea, but isn't it weird if positions 1 and 2 serve no purpose here? or the bypass switch is connected to 1 & 2 instead of 4 maybe?Hope it helps everyone |
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QUOTE(chintl @ Jan 29 2012, 01:58 PM) Thanks for sharing. I roughly got the idea, but isn't it weird if positions 1 and 2 serve no purpose here? or the bypass switch is connected to 1 & 2 instead of 4 maybe? Yes of course, that would work too I've made such diagram to not to congest port 2 since incoming supply looping to 4 has 2 wires attached, and L1 will make the port looks bulky, therefore I swapped with 4, this will look more neat |
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I'm particularly interested in the Selcon sensor that a fellow member posted. However, wiring is a bit tricky especially when I want to overide the sensor. You see, usually the sensor will only switch on the lights when it's dark. What if there is a need to switch on the lights even during daytime. Can any member here care to share?
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QUOTE(goldspark @ Feb 3 2012, 08:09 AM) I'm particularly interested in the Selcon sensor that a fellow member posted. However, wiring is a bit tricky especially when I want to overide the sensor. You see, usually the sensor will only switch on the lights when it's dark. What if there is a need to switch on the lights even during daytime. Can any member here care to share? Easy, in this case you need to pull an auxillary 1 gang switching power supply which also connects to the device. This will ease to you use the light at daytime by turning ON the switch. |
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QUOTE(Xploit Machine @ Feb 3 2012, 10:10 AM) Easy, in this case you need to pull an auxillary 1 gang switching power supply which also connects to the device. This will ease to you use the light at daytime by turning ON the switch. hi,going to install a new timer to control the light. emm.... dun know whr should get the neutral any body can help? here the layout: thanks |
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Anyone can advise where and how can I modify the current light switch (one gang clipsal) to the timer control light switch, which I can set to on & off the light.
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QUOTE(gotham11 @ Nov 8 2012, 10:19 PM) Anyone can advise where and how can I modify the current light switch (one gang clipsal) to the timer control light switch, which I can set to on & off the light. You need to provide the timer circuit for us to see how is the wiring. Just the front look cannot understand. http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/51984.pdf If you intend to use hager, than read through this topic. |
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If I use Hager. There will be a ugly timer beside the existing light switch. Nit sure there us anything that can replace the light switch... With simple timer switch just like a normal time switch and flat enough... Ti replace the standard clipsal switch.
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Std switch don't have neutral line. Most timer require Live + neutral to run.
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guys... i do not know how to adjust my hager eh711 timer. let say the light on at 7pm to 7am. plz help me coz i really dun understand this manual. even i read terbalik pun cannot understand...
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anyone have any contact for doing this wiring ?
i noob in this and worry it will make thing worst ... pm me pls... kepong area... |
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QUOTE(y2kming @ Jul 9 2013, 04:41 PM) anyone have any contact for doing this wiring ? Maybe u can consider our solution.. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2880446i noob in this and worry it will make thing worst ... pm me pls... kepong area... Besides timer, u can remote control it also.. |
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I just got an electrician do mine for me. RM 85 for Hager EH 711 and RM 50 to install. Liked his work so asking him to do another one for me. This time need to drill a wall and put teh timer inside the houose and pull a neutral wire from the room light source. For That installation charge RM 80.
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Where can I buy Hager EH711 around Shah Alam?
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Hi all,
I just bought this timer for my new house at puchong (lighting shop next to Top ten). i ask the sales person whether this timer can be installed at the DB. he said yes. the maximum is 1000W. he even showed me how he did to his shop. Anyone here tried install this timer at DB? Thanks. |
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QUOTE(nagaraputra @ Jul 17 2013, 05:17 PM) Hi all, EH711 can install in db. If you need it to drive higher current equipments u need to install a relay.I just bought this timer for my new house at puchong (lighting shop next to Top ten). i ask the sales person whether this timer can be installed at the DB. he said yes. the maximum is 1000W. he even showed me how he did to his shop. Anyone here tried install this timer at DB? Thanks. |
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QUOTE(weikee @ Jul 17 2013, 07:28 PM) EH711 can install in db. If you need it to drive higher current equipments u need to install a relay. hi,thanks for you reply. what do you mean by higher current equipments?any example? i only need the timer for1 light for the porch, 2 light at the back, 1 for the side & 1 for LED spot light. is it ok? thanks. |
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QUOTE(nagaraputra @ Jul 17 2013, 09:52 PM) hi, Lights is small current, no issue. You need to check if your outdoor light does it seperate from others lighting circuit. Most house will share one circuit for all lighting, or maybe two circuit for entire house lighting. If is share you won't be able to control it from DB.thanks for you reply. what do you mean by higher current equipments?any example? i only need the timer for1 light for the porch, 2 light at the back, 1 for the side & 1 for LED spot light. is it ok? thanks. |
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QUOTE(weikee @ Jul 17 2013, 10:27 PM) Lights is small current, no issue. You need to check if your outdoor light does it seperate from others lighting circuit. Most house will share one circuit for all lighting, or maybe two circuit for entire house lighting. If is share you won't be able to control it from DB. bro,thanks for your reply. sure, will check the circuit with my contractor. i dont want to install the timer next to switch.... but the timer can work for 3 gang switch right (sharing the light - indoor & outdoor)....but very ugly then... to install next to every light (4-5 timers) will very costly...huhuhuuhu tq again bro |
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QUOTE(nagaraputra @ Jul 18 2013, 09:07 AM) bro, If you don't want to install timer next to the switch due to cosmetic concern.thanks for your reply. sure, will check the circuit with my contractor. i dont want to install the timer next to switch.... but the timer can work for 3 gang switch right (sharing the light - indoor & outdoor)....but very ugly then... to install next to every light (4-5 timers) will very costly...huhuhuuhu tq again bro Alternatively, you may consider switching the light with "automatic light sensor switch". Do check out this thread and below wiring diagram. QUOTE(Bubble Ring @ Jun 17 2013, 06:01 PM) |
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QUOTE(nagaraputra @ Jul 18 2013, 09:07 AM) bro, I throw the timer inside the ceiling beside the downlight that I want to control. No need beside the switch.thanks for your reply. sure, will check the circuit with my contractor. i dont want to install the timer next to switch.... but the timer can work for 3 gang switch right (sharing the light - indoor & outdoor)....but very ugly then... to install next to every light (4-5 timers) will very costly...huhuhuuhu tq again bro |
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QUOTE(Bubble Ring @ Jul 18 2013, 10:02 AM) If you don't want to install timer next to the switch due to cosmetic concern. I actually bought the photo control switch first. After talking with the electrician realized that in order to put teh sensor in a position (@ my house) was going to be difficult and the hacking involved to hide the wires were also difficult. SO decided to go conventional with just timers. Alternatively, you may consider switching the light with "automatic light sensor switch". Do check out this thread and below wiring diagram. |
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The timer can be installed at the fuse there, not a bad idea though. However if you the wiring is for few lights or so on then it will be complex.
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hai, need help, i had installed the hager to auto on and off 7pm - 7am.
however in between the time i cannot switch off the light even i off the swtich. pls help how to off the light. |
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QUOTE(AdrianSiang @ Oct 1 2014, 12:54 PM) hai, need help, i had installed the hager to auto on and off 7pm - 7am. You need to rewiring your hager timer. It is probably they bypass the switch or parallel to the hager timer. however in between the time i cannot switch off the light even i off the swtich. pls help how to off the light. Tell to the electrician. |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Oct 1 2014, 01:16 PM) You need to rewiring your hager timer. It is probably they bypass the switch or parallel to the hager timer. mean after auto on we still able to off the light manually off the switch? Tell to the electrician. already stay more than 1 year, electrician also dunno gone where already. |
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yes the switch has a small turn knob at the bottom right which can turn off manually.
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anyone know why my hager timer suddenly have the 'seconds' clicking sound. Like some clock each time the second needle move, it will have a clicking sound. It used to be no sound. Is it time to change or there is a quick fix for it?
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QUOTE(abm @ Dec 30 2014, 08:41 PM) anyone know why my hager timer suddenly have the 'seconds' clicking sound. Like some clock each time the second needle move, it will have a clicking sound. It used to be no sound. Is it time to change or there is a quick fix for it? As long as it can ON/OFF timely, don't care la. Use till it spoil. |
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Sorry for bumping up this old thread but I think it's still better than creating a new one on similar topic.
About the timer for porch light, since there's no neutral line next to the switch, I guess it should be ok to just install the timer next to the light itself right? As my porch light is those normal 4' fluorescent light, I'm ok with the timer box siting next to it. Wiring sketch as follows: Thanks |
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QUOTE(atah @ Apr 20 2017, 09:22 AM) Sorry for bumping up this old thread but I think it's still better than creating a new one on similar topic. Yes, it is ok. I install it in this way.About the timer for porch light, since there's no neutral line next to the switch, I guess it should be ok to just install the timer next to the light itself right? As my porch light is those normal 4' fluorescent light, I'm ok with the timer box siting next to it. Wiring sketch as follows: Thanks You might like to consider another type. Which is cheaper. But not sure the reliable. https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=84074408 |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Apr 20 2017, 09:29 AM) Yes, it is ok. I install it in this way. Thanks for the suggestion. May I know how's your experience using the wifi one? Does it come with internal battery for the time backup?You might like to consider another type. Which is cheaper. But not sure the reliable. https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=84074408 |
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QUOTE(atah @ Apr 20 2017, 11:17 AM) Thanks for the suggestion. May I know how's your experience using the wifi one? Does it come with internal battery for the time backup? It run on the power from the switch. You don't need to switch it OFF. No battery inside. If no power come, it just off. When power return back, it will run back as normal. The timer prg is already save inside. So far so good till today. Nothing happen and no issue. The different between 2 is that hager run on mechanical timer. While Sonoff on electronic software timer. But Sonoff require wifi and net. |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Apr 20 2017, 11:30 AM) It run on the power from the switch. You don't need to switch it OFF. No battery inside. I see, thanksIf no power come, it just off. When power return back, it will run back as normal. The timer prg is already save inside. So far so good till today. Nothing happen and no issue. The different between 2 is that hager run on mechanical timer. While Sonoff on electronic software timer. But Sonoff require wifi and net. |
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how to simply change existing light switch to have timer function?
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Hi everyone,
I am trying to install a Heger timer EH711 for a LED "eyeball" light for the insider of my condo front door. The light switch has only 2 wires (believed live and neutral). I do believe that the said light switch may be looped from another light point next to the first switch. Can someone advise? TQVM |
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Hi guys. I just installed it but the clock not turning. Any idea. Pretty please.
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QUOTE(takadanicklagi @ Jul 17 2019, 11:41 PM) Tell us, where you get the 1) blue wire line ? It supposes to be neutral. Can confirm it is a neutral line? 2) brown wire tap from where? From the switch ? Is the switch ON? 3) which model you buy ? from the manual, it has 2 models. Which another model is 24vdc. 4) Is the number follow correct? |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 18 2019, 08:35 AM) Tell us, where you get the Hey just thought of updating you. Was away.1) blue wire line ? It supposes to be neutral. Can confirm it is a neutral line? 2) brown wire tap from where? From the switch ? Is the switch ON? 3) which model you buy ? from the manual, it has 2 models. Which another model is 24vdc. 4) Is the number follow correct? Today I went back to the shop and got it check. Confirm it's ok. So check again and apparently my neutral at the other end came off...that's why the clock was not working but the switch works manually. Now it's working.. Next will connect another light to this timer. So one timer control two lights. Thanks a lot...... |
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QUOTE(takadanicklagi @ Jul 22 2019, 08:35 PM) Hey just thought of updating you. Was away. Such a problem can be solve with the multi meter in a short time if you have it.Today I went back to the shop and got it check. Confirm it's ok. So check again and apparently my neutral at the other end came off...that's why the clock was not working but the switch works manually. Now it's working.. Next will connect another light to this timer. So one timer control two lights. Thanks a lot...... |
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my hager eh711 clock running delay about 15mins per day ..adjusted to correct time ..next day time delay again...
how to know eh711 using battery backup or capacitor ? if battery ..the battery changeable? thanks ... |
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QUOTE(sgpdsmss @ Mar 4 2020, 08:21 AM) my hager eh711 clock running delay about 15mins per day ..adjusted to correct time ..next day time delay again... Battery just for backup. Nothing to do with battery as long as supply is there.how to know eh711 using battery backup or capacitor ? if battery ..the battery changeable? thanks ... It's probably the mechanism that cause the delay. Time to change it. |
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QUOTE(ozak @ Mar 4 2020, 08:32 AM) Battery just for backup. Nothing to do with battery as long as supply is there. IC ..the unit using about 5years plus ...so fast died?It's probably the mechanism that cause the delay. Time to change it. another unit installed at the same time ...still doing good... thanks.. This post has been edited by sgpdsmss: Mar 4 2020, 10:08 AM |
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Mar 4 2020, 06:48 PM
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QUOTE(sgpdsmss @ Mar 4 2020, 06:38 PM) RM44.99 -43% | Jiuch Sonoff Pow R2 Wireless WiFi Switch ON/Off 16A With Real Time Power Consumption Measurement Timer Watt Meter Smart Home Module 3500W | https://s.lazada.com.my/s.0cBIG |
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Mar 5 2020, 08:12 AM
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QUOTE(CoffeeDude @ Mar 4 2020, 06:48 PM) RM44.99 -43% | Jiuch Sonoff Pow R2 Wireless WiFi Switch ON/Off 16A With Real Time Power Consumption Measurement Timer Watt Meter Smart Home Module 3500W | https://s.lazada.com.my/s.0cBIG its just like a normal 240v on off switch that can switch on via APP ...alright...add to cart 1ST ... thanks .. |
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Mar 5 2020, 09:01 AM
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This is a wifi on/off switch with timer function.
So it can function like Hager, except that it does not have a clock for you to look at. Hager can function as a clock as well when installed at a place where you can see it easily. |
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Mar 5 2020, 10:10 AM
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QUOTE(CoffeeDude @ Mar 4 2020, 06:48 PM) RM44.99 -43% | Jiuch Sonoff Pow R2 Wireless WiFi Switch ON/Off 16A With Real Time Power Consumption Measurement Timer Watt Meter Smart Home Module 3500W | https://s.lazada.com.my/s.0cBIG A sonoff basic model will do. Less than RM25.Install 1 to replace the Hager timer since 2017. I just throw it ontop ceiling beside the downlight. Compare Hager and Sonoff, Hager more stable running. Sonoff sot sot. |
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Mar 9 2020, 08:08 AM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Mar 5 2020, 10:10 AM) A sonoff basic model will do. Less than RM25. hager compare with Schneider 24H 16A ANALOGUE Time Switch / Timer With Reserve CCT15101....Install 1 to replace the Hager timer since 2017. I just throw it ontop ceiling beside the downlight. Compare Hager and Sonoff, Hager more stable running. Sonoff sot sot. which one recommend ? schneider price lower a bit .. thanks ... |
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QUOTE(sgpdsmss @ Mar 9 2020, 08:08 AM) hager compare with Schneider 24H 16A ANALOGUE Time Switch / Timer With Reserve CCT15101.... I never use Schneider timer before. which one recommend ? schneider price lower a bit .. thanks ... Base on spec, Hager has 200hr recharge battery standby. Compare Schneider 24hr only. |
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Mar 9 2020, 10:13 AM
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Mar 9 2020, 10:35 AM
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Guys,
I also bought one Hager EH711. Going to install the timer beside car porch switch. Any idea how to hide the wires going in and out of the timer and make it look tidy? |
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Motion sensor if entering toilet, any solution for this ?
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Apr 26 2020, 04:09 PM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jul 18 2019, 08:35 AM) Tell us, where you get the 1) blue wire line ? It supposes to be neutral. Can confirm it is a neutral line? 2) brown wire tap from where? From the switch ? Is the switch ON? 3) which model you buy ? from the manual, it has 2 models. Which another model is 24vdc. 4) Is the number follow correct? Hi bro, Earlier on this topic conversation, someone mention the wiring should be like this 1 - Neutral 2 - Live 3 - 4 - Live 5 - Wire to light #2 and #4 can tap together I'm a bit confuse with the connection. When I check my switch there's only live wire. Is that means I need to pull one neutral wire from main box and connect to #1 on the timer ? How about #5, do I need to pull one wire from light connect to #5 ? Can some one share to me the correct connection (with pic if you can) Current light connection sample as per picture Thanks & Regards https://pictr.com/images/2020/04/26/53HdKU.md.png |
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QUOTE(indran_ravi @ Apr 26 2020, 04:09 PM) Hi bro, Back the topic, there is some pic very clearly state the wire and connection already.Earlier on this topic conversation, someone mention the wiring should be like this 1 - Neutral 2 - Live 3 - <Nothing> 4 - Live 5 - Wire to light #2 and #4 can tap together I'm a bit confuse with the connection. When I check my switch there's only live wire. Is that means I need to pull one neutral wire from main box and connect to #1 on the timer ? How about #5, do I need to pull one wire from light connect to #5 ? Can some one share to me the correct connection (with pic if you can) Current light connection sample as per picture Thanks & Regards <a href='https://pictr.com/images/2020/04/26/53HdKU.md.png' target='_blank'>https://pictr.com/images/2020/04/26/53HdKU.md.png </a> |
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Apr 29 2020, 10:16 AM
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Jul 2 2020, 11:47 PM
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I bought the Schneider CCT15101 timer (24 hr reserve) for RM79 from Houses of Lighting.
Installed it in parallel with a regular 1 way switch so I can turn my porch light on anytime, and it will auto-on my lights between 7pm -7am. But I realize I cant turn off my lights during 7pm-7am without meddling with the timer time settings. On the timer itself it only has 2 way selector: Option #1: Permanent on mode & Option #0 : Automatic mode... But there is none to off .. How to enable to also have the option to off the lights at night? |
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Jul 3 2020, 04:30 PM
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QUOTE(kartz25 @ Jul 2 2020, 11:47 PM) I bought the Schneider CCT15101 timer (24 hr reserve) for RM79 from Houses of Lighting. I have long switched to smart switch already.Installed it in parallel with a regular 1 way switch so I can turn my porch light on anytime, and it will auto-on my lights between 7pm -7am. But I realize I cant turn off my lights during 7pm-7am without meddling with the timer time settings. On the timer itself it only has 2 way selector: Option #1: Permanent on mode & Option #0 : Automatic mode... But there is none to off .. How to enable to also have the option to off the lights at night? Get rid of the old fashion Hager or Schneider timer. |
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Sep 17 2022, 01:27 AM
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QUOTE(ozak @ Jan 6 2012, 08:43 PM) Here for those no idea where tap a neutral wire for the timer. Hi ozak, can you please advise how to wire hager timer for 2 switch? Currently my wiring only working for the left switch.Original is just 1 switch with no neutral in my storeroom. I modify it to 2 switch with a timer beside and take the neutral wire from the light. As you see the trunking running to the light. The light and switch is for outside backyard light. If locate at hall, don't use this way. The trunking freaking ugly. He..... ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Aug 31 2012, 11:47 PM) Those who wants to operate two electrical appliances one after another at different timing. Especially playing 2 amplifiers alternately in the bird house. Hi aeiou228, i would like hager timer to operate on both switches. Currently timer only working for left switch. Can pls advise?![]() |
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